The Pacific Underwater World Expo, one of the 16 New Beijing Scenic Spots and a cultural and creative industry base, is located under the Beijing Central Radio and Television Tower. It is a comprehensive modern expo that mainly displays marine life and integrates popular science education, viewing and entertainment. Here, you will enjoy a variety of beautiful marine life and appreciate the moving scenery of the underwater world. There are hundreds of marine life in the museum, ranging from ferocious sharks to colorful coral fish and a variety of rare freshwater fish. The museum is mainly based on wonderful performances: the little sea lions from South America show their skills; the beautiful mermaid princess dances gracefully, as if you are in a dreamy fairy tale world; more than 20 lively and cute Peruvian penguins line up in the penguin house in the roaming area to welcome your arrival; the 80-meter-long underwater tunnel takes you to the depths of the seabed. In the dreamy underwater cabin, you can see the mysterious characteristics given to jellyfish by nature. There are hundreds of marine life in the museum, ranging from ferocious sharks to colorful coral fish and a variety of rare freshwater fish. Pacific Underwater World consists of a small pool area, a touch pool, a penguin house, an underwater tunnel, a seal performance area, a shark dance performance area, an underwater shipwreck, a dynamic theater, a gift shop, a fast food restaurant, a computer science classroom, etc. The Pacific Underwater World Expo Hall aims to show you the mystery of the underwater world, allowing you to relax and enjoy yourself when you are tired. At present, Pacific Underwater World has launched wonderful performances, and the performance schedule is as follows: Monday to Friday includes: mermaids, penguin feeding, seal performances, shark dances. There will be more performances on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
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Interpretation from the perspective of Eastern philosophy: From the perspective of Eastern philosophy, the Pacific Undersea World Expo is a place that displays the mysteries of nature and life. It embodies the Taoist concept of "Tao follows nature" and the Buddhist concept of "equality of all beings". Taoists believe that all things in the universe follow the laws of nature, and the underwater creatures displayed in the Expo, whether tiny corals or huge whales, all show the diversity and harmonious coexistence of life in their natural environment, which is the embodiment of "Tao". Buddhism emphasizes that all life has Buddha nature. The existence of each creature in the Expo is an indispensable link in the cosmic life chain, reflecting the equality and respect of life. Interpretation from the perspective of Western philosophy: From the perspective of Western philosophy, the Pacific Undersea World Expo can be seen as a practice of natural philosophy and epistemology. Natural philosophers of the Enlightenment, such as Descartes and Locke, emphasized understanding nature through observation and rational thinking. In the Expo, visitors can not only intuitively feel the wonders of nature by observing underwater creatures, but also inspire thinking about scientific issues such as the origin of life and species evolution, which is consistent with the spirit of exploring the truth of nature through reason in Western philosophy. At the same time, the tradition of natural history, that is, the classification and description of the natural world, is also reflected in the expo, which encourages people to know and understand the natural world in a systematic and scientific way. In summary, whether from the natural harmony and equality of life in Eastern philosophy or the rational exploration and natural history tradition of Western philosophy, the Pacific Undersea World Expo provides a unique perspective, allowing us to appreciate the beauty of nature while also thinking deeply about the profound connection between life, nature and human wisdom.